Each one plays a completely different game.
Play fast, hit harder — every card ramps a Momentum counter, and the higher it climbs the more damage your attacks add. The screen accelerates and the problem gets smaller than you.
You don't attack with deterministic math — you rig a hidden prize catalogue mid-fight, stack bias boosts like premium account perks, and spend Rerolls to chase the pull that ends the fight.
You don't solve the fight — you feel it. Land cards on the world's beat to amplify them and build Groove, nurse the crowd to its peak, then cash a downbeat for a screen-clearing Drop.
You do not scramble for tempo — you read the future, commit immutable Prepared Lines to it, and let enemies walk into the answer you already made sacred.
It feels like routing a fighting-game combo with cards — order the hand right and punches flow, then a string you tested turns out to hide secret power.
Infect one host and stack the Payload while your own deck fills with Glitches, then cash the detonation at the perfect second — a self-inflicted edge you choose to dance on.
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